Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09


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A ssrias Of evnnneaiaaI uaea&tnRs,
snpexintmndea by Mra. MAihoys . IN
pr0grass In TIE Prsshysssian eAafsn a
Fanno1w1T.
JaAnny Pstrain eapsnred ane oE those
wkise owls from the narsh laEe Mssk.
An array of2esF purchased the bird.
which VII ke kiIled, m01nssd aDd naEt
eaa&
4 nnnhsx eg hard l0ekinR. snspisisaa
eharagksrs have been IN ths city the pass
wssk- IL toughs ara not given IN early
invitation 30 40, then look gut far sAna-
baaginG. bufRlsxv and Other c<smes.
CApt4iu FsKRason. e. 8. InspecscF Ct
Halls. says ahas tbs draw Of tue MoFFt-
son street bridge is ample for al naxi-
CATION ca the FsvsF. Ordinary care only
10 10 be exercised IN Retksng 0o2s
thr0uzh.
d. =. Reid broneha 6 In . Baldwin
apple which he piokB1 from Q tree N
his orchard On the morning Of January
IsE Tits reminds AZ that half bashel
Of Rambo apples still hang en- arse IN
aiRht Of this ofaee- HnFrah Tor cur
climafes-- Vancouver Register.
wAKx.A wAr.LA ouuETY.
At meeting Of the neg militia eou-
pany. "Wednesday evening. 81 neg mem
bers wers mustered in By Major Charles
Anderson and Captain II. Mccarthy.
New officers 20 fellows we're elected
Fred Marion. Recording Secretary; Il.
L. Damon, Financial SecrstaFy; Oar
Dusenbery, Treasurer. The next meet
inr will Be- on Tuesday evening, wheE
the organization will be perfected.
The team driven By A L. BsFgFien
who lives with his br0theF on the Cop
pei. ran away IN town wednesday
night, a. be Vas ssartiRR for home
Mr.. ReFgrien having lost his finRers 81
freezing sixteen years ago, could d
nothing With she animals and en- N0rtl
Fifth street be vas thrown forward II
such q manner that bis skali over Sd,
eyes Was cracked on the dashboard
TIE horse ran into q sidewalk ans
stopped. DR.. Boyd brought the de
pressed bone back TO position ana
sewed the cash over it. The patien
was left ct st. Mary's Hospital, but h
out and about the streets today, thoegi
apparently not quite right IN bis mind
-Walla Walla Journal.
THE RESTORED LANDS.
A Iettsr from the Commissioner Of th.
General Land Ofnee, Washington, d. O.
Receiver at Walla Waila, holds that ~
lands in this district restored 90 settle
meat and entry December 18th. and
which we're formerly held withdraw
for the beneit Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, we're not subieet to the AlinQi
and entries allowed upon them prisF 4
Deaember 18th; it indirectly holds tina
presumption and homestead Hlings al
lowed on these lands before thai dat
will ultimately be cancelled, though tn
fnal dissemination Of such action 10 de
pendent on the decision Of the Secretar,
Of the Interior In the Guilford Mile
case; and IL directly holds and order
that timber cnlture entries as follows b
cancelled unless the entrymen come for
ward and make release: No. 2609, vii
liam Baker; 26l0. Alex. Bondy; 26I1
william T. scott; 2612, Alex Baldwin
2613, George w. Blackmer; 2.e14, Oath
crime g. Aldrich; 26l6, William ]. Good
win; 26l7, Charles Z. PEBBLES; 26le
David Turner; 26l9, Abijah II. Booshs
All Of these lands are situated scuth ant
southwest Of WaitsburQ and south an
southwest OF Dayton Walia Wall
Journal.
sAsKAfCHKwAR FIFE.
Some two years ago, Hoa. II.
Isaacs had brought to this place q cal
| load Of this variety OF wheat, which b.
distributed among farmers having clea
and productive land, for the purpose o
| H. NATURALIZATION. into - aAs.w
try and adoption by producers as
variety of wheat that would yield th
most satisfactory results. IL was NOR
a public-spirited than q speculative ven
ture on the part Of Mr.. Isaacs. As
miller, be desired 20 produce from thi
region brand Of -four that would taxi
rank with the best braRds in the world
markets. Already has there been
realization Of his sanguine expectations
and he has this year sold -four from Flf
wheat at 81 barrel more than Oh
price obtrinea for hour Of Club wheai
Bakers who aim to succeed and TO hol
aBd extend their business are net sle'
to perceive the business necessity q
| Getting the best. The introduction 9
Fife wheat in this local ~ has passe
beyond the experimental domain; II
success Is assured. From farmers O
strong land and light land and on DR.
and moist land comes the uniform tes
timony that the Fife 10 well adapted :
this region of country. The FerRaso
Brothers, whose farm is on the rim
rock of Uniontown, raised from l6
acres an average of 285< Bushels from
sowing of three pecks TO the acre. o
adjoining land, with " bushels @
Club sown to the ecre, sue yield wa
only IL bushels. d. A. CARTS, on 1
acres of land near Freaohtown, raise
30 bushels of Fife to the acre from
three peck sewing, while adieinin
6elds Of Club yielded only 20 6nsheI
A. J. Evans, fFom IS acres, raised Z
bushels of Fife 10 the acre. These il
stances, which might be extended TO
large number Of producers in this 90,
ton, are ample TO show that Fife whes
in Eastern Washington is an assure
success. -Walla WsIla Journal.
MONTANA RAILRcAps.
The following items from the Helen
Independent indicate how great deQre
of activity in railroad building 10 az
ticipated in Montana during the comm
summer:
Chief Engineer Dodge, of the Mon
tana Central, is here. and vas intel
viewed by the Independent. He says "a
company will build to Butte from He'll
ma, a. soon 40 the right Of way bill b
GENES q Law. The route strikes froT
Helena parallel With the Northern Paci
40, % Q poiRt between jefferson an
Wickes. Features Of the work are q GA
mile and al eight hundred foot tunne
which will obviate heavy grades an
sharp curves. The survey has bes
made, and the line practically locate
between the two cities.
Col. BroaawateF says the Mauiteh
and the Montana Central alone will dir
buFse 5000. 600 from Bafora TO Butse
via Helena, in the next twelve mouth
in construction wogk. He be very ca
thusiastic az 10 the immediate develor
ment Of the rare resources of Helen
and the Territory. He sage Toole 40
MaRinnis are working hard teeesheF fa